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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1907
Page
5
The article notes a January 1 1908 Georgia prohibition tax and broad social remarks while detailing the Pennsylvania Capitol Investigation Commission findings. It condemns graft, urges prosecutions, and calls for civil actions to recover state funds. It highlights public outrage over fraud and the need for stern punishment to deter future crimes.
A collage of quotes from Baltimore and Kent newspapers discusses Maryland politics. It mentions wheat crop and crabs in Maryland, Taft, and Ohio figures, disfranchisement repeal, Ex-Governor Jackson, and Governor candidates. Baltimore opinions praise Gaither and Joseph D. Baker as strong state administration figures.
A collage of comic quips from Brooklyn Life Philadelphia Press and others, lampooning society, gossip, and manners. Jests about Mrs Lovenews Miss Standalmonger Mr Slokocke and more illustrate playful verbal sherbet from era papers.
From the New York World, a Delaware District Court is urged to appoint a receiver to run powder mills to restore competition. The move targets the so called bad trusts and 60 percent production trusts, with critics predicting broader detrusting of industries and imagined social reforms if federal action advances.
A set of aphorisms on walking contrasts active inquiry and contemplation with the decline of the walking habit. It notes readers and authors seeking sky and turf, a winding road, and long marches, while critics argue the unhappy man without walking lacks a moral conscience.
A lyrical meditation on twilight dreams and love. Poem fragments describe a soul adrift in dim twilight loving a distant beloved, then shift to a meadow brook scene where lovers dream by the stream as nature sings, ending with a pastoral note of harmony and affection.
The Hotel Braddock hosted an opposable progressive euchre party for guests and invited friends. Prizes went to Miss McCoy Mrs Appleman Miss Caughy and Mr Samuel Waltz. Sandwiches and coffee served. Favors were drawn by players causing much merriment. Invitations were issued for an event at Hotel Braddock Saturday evening.
A twenty foot silver wire assisted by a local anesthetic allowed Dr. James H. Mann at the Medico-Chirurgical Hospital to strengthen a weakened aorta in a rare aneurysm case. Williams, aged thirty nine, endured the risky procedure without ether. The wire formed a cast that encouraged natural clotting and wall reinforcement, restoring circulation. A second operation to remove a bleeding wire end completed the treatment, and Williams is recovering with a strengthened aorta. The report notes the method’s dependence on patient health and blood quality.
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